MCQ
Intermolecular hydrogen bonding is strongest in
- Amethylamine
- Bphenol
- Cformaldehyde
- Dmethanol
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Answer
$(b)$ Extent of $H$ -bonding $\propto \, \oplus \, \delta $ charge. on $H.$
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